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Non-Fiction

davidpdx

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6. I haven't read that one, but have heard about it

Reply to Neoma (Reply #3)

Thu Apr 11, 2013, 01:31 AM

Apr 2013

You can go on Google Map and basically find the camp and see the buildings from a satellite. One has to ask themselves if we were able to see the concentration camps in Germany prior to the start of WWII would we have done more earlier? Granted I know that Germany didn't have a nuclear device like North Korea does, but both have (had) deranged leaders.

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10 illuminating books about North Korea [View all] davidpdx Apr 2013 OP

I was able to order THE IMPOSSIBLE STATE fadedrose Apr 2013 #1

Thanks for reposting this davidpdx Apr 2013 #4

Book on North Korea - Nothing to Envy dem in texas Apr 2013 #2

It is heartbreaking, as are almost all the books about North Korea davidpdx Apr 2013 #5

I've read Escape from Camp 14. Neoma Apr 2013 #3

I haven't read that one, but have heard about it davidpdx Apr 2013 #6

See this? Neoma Apr 2013 #7